Kleenmaid DW34X

Expensive when first bought but Extremely well performing! – I have just recently moved house however the house I was previously in, we bought the Kleenmaid DW34X as our main kitchen dishwasher in 2008, originally we had problems with it shorting out our power and we didn't start using it again until 2017 when after completing a full cycle it for whatever reason didn't short our power out and I wish we had started earlier, for one this gets dishes the cleanest and driest I have ever seen and I wish I took it with me, I have a high end Bosch dishwasher now and it is no where as good as this one was. I could put the dirtiest dishes in the dishwasher burnt on, heavily soiled and they would come out sparkling clean and dry... on the eco cycle! Machine includes eco, auto ,quick ,normal and intensive wash programmes, it also comes with a very handy self clean option so the it doesn't get overly dirty after awhile. Sadly Kleenmaid went bankrupt shortly after this dishwasher was being sold and it is no longer available for purchase. In 2008 this dishwasher costed around $1800 and looking back now for that price it included very bare bone features but if you can pick one of these up used you wont regret it, they perform so much better then all these new dishwashers. If you have any issues with these appliances then unfortunately your out of luck as Kleenmaid after service and parts are extremely expensive but hopefully your's serves you well!

NOTE: This dishwasher is technically not a 'Kleenmaid Dishwasher'. Kleenmaid generally operate by ordering appliances from other brands and rebranding them as their own, this is something they have done since being founded in 1984 and something they still do today. Based on research, I'd say this is a 'Brandt' dishwasher although I may be wrong.